Fire destroys Kimball Tyler Co op plant in Highlandtown
Baltimore officials report a dramatic blaze that gutted the Kimball Tyler Co operative plant in Highlandtown last night, causing about 300000 in damages. One million gallons of inflammable oil were stored nearby, and seven alarms summoned crews from across the city as seven city blocks were blackened before the tanks could be saved. The plant was doomed after the fire started but the oil tanks survived.
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Kimball-Tylar Cooperage Company
Highlandtown
Kimball-Tyler
Fire Drives Families From Homes In Suburban Area
Sarineas residents faced evacuations as a blaze spread to rear porches and fences. Four lies? unclear wording suggests residents fled the fire area while efforts to control the blaze continued.
Queen Esther Chapter to Visit 40 Oliva Branch
Queen Esther Chapter No 3 C E S will pay a fraternal visit to Oliva Branch Chapter in Keodyavilla on Friday night. Mrs Marla Tovay Mt Kalner Worthy Grand Matron and W P Wachter Hagerstown Worthy Grand Patron will attend. Hagerstown members meet at Potomac Fillson waiting room at 7 km.
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Oliva Hranch
Keodyavilla
Marla Tovay
Mt. Kalner
W. P. Wachter
Hagerstown
Potomac
Woman praises Lydia E. Pinkham remedies in Covington letter
Mrs. Harry Asneitort of 632 Beech Avenue Covington Kentucky describes severe back and abdominal pain that left her unable to stand or wash dishes. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine and Sanative Wash for improved strength and cold relief and offers to answer letters from other women.
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Covington
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinknam
Harry Asneitort
Beech Avenue
Covington, Kentucky
Farm Bureau Aims to Help City and Farmers
Simon L. Downey of Downaville spoke to the Rotary Club outlining Farm Bureau goals to educate farmers to grow staple products and market them efficiently. He tied modern farming changes to better producer consumer understanding while noting improvements from radio, telephone, electricity and autos.
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Simon L. Downey
Downaville
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Sanea
H. K. Huwhbaker
Rohrersville Notes Report Missives on Ills and Events
In Rohrersville on June 16 Mrs Della Fakle and her daughter Valen and Lillian along with Mis Roberta Huyuen are confined to their homes with mumps. Emma Witmer Mrs Po Witmer of Hagerstown and Mrs BR Henry of Baltimore visited Mrs Bertha Rohrer on Thursday. Lizzie Maynes returned to Hagerstown to her daughter Mrs Bert Hoover. Ming Ethel Nicodems lists her stay. Irma Smith of Bemery villa noted. Mr and Mrs Carroll Poffenberger welcomed a baby girl born Monday. Guests of Mr and Mrs Irvin Harbaugh on Sunday included Mr and Mrs Roy Harbaugh and family of Gapland, Mr and Mrs Oscar Harbaugh and family and Mildred Ruth Floyd and Augide Blutzell. Blanche Hahn of Brownsville visited Miss Tilda Haynes on Thursday. Road builders began relaying the bridge at Rohraraville lower end. Luther Millar and Tom Gamerson were overcome by heat at the quarry on Monday. Mr and Mrs Gerald Coston 4 Yride.
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Della Fakle
Vvlen
Lillian
Misa
Roberta Huyuen
Emma Witmer
Poc. Witmer
Hagerstown
Henry
Balihnora
Bertha Rohrer
Lizzie Maynes
Bert Hoaver
Blanche Hahn
Brownaville
Misatilda Haynes
Rohraraville
Luther Millar
Tom Gamerson
Gerald Coston
Local Social News Highlights and Marital Notices
Wed nesday visits include Fang Groom of Baltingre with My and Mrs John Poffenberger. Sunday guests Charles Bear and Miss Thuth Tramsburgh of Fageratown visit Mrs Hilley Buck. Clayton Violet with Glenn Weldner. Paul Norris and London junior to Magerstown. Miss Emma Grimm teaches in Robbersville, attending a junior school in Shepherdstown. Miss Francis Weaver and Robia Konner of Keedynville visit H D Hayes. Paulina Campbell visits Mina Rute Eakla. Mullendore and Haynes families visit Hagerstown area. Mrs Ether Winfield confined with grippe. W J Walter spent week with Hays Mullendor. News of May 20 Pasadena wedding of Kart H Smith to Miss Irene Hivey. Smith formerly of this county, now in Pasadena. Frank Mullendars built new barn strain work. G Mullendore, Carroll and Hather, Charlotte and Winter marry in Peters Teat. Stewart Edward White bitten by leopard in East Africa during hunt.
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Baltingre
Mra
John Poffenberger
Stra
Charles Bear
Miss Thuth Tramsburgh
Fageratown
Hilley Buck
Clayton Violet
Glenn Weldner
Paul Norris Anldon
Magerstown
Emma Grimm
Robrersville
Mnior
Shepherdstown
Misa Francis Weaver
Robbia Konner
Keedynville
H. D. Hayes
Misa Paulina Campbell
Mina J Rute Eakla
Mullendore
Stanley Haynes
Wilby Holder
Olive Tool
Hagerstown
Mis
Ether Winfield
W. J. Watler
Hays Mullendore
Pasadena
Calif
Kart H. Smith
This County
Irene i Hivey
Sailthly
Amazing French Cure Promises Cures for Catarrh in Minutes
A dubious advertisement offers a spray or remedy claimed to kill the Gatarrh germ in three minutes and instantly ease bronchial asthma. It promises a free, postpaid treatment to any reader who writes, listing WD Storeh of Layex Md Kpoanx City, Mo as contact for the offer.
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Tegalation
Sotreh
Layex
Kpoanx City
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